📍 East Singapore · Tampines GRC

Mould Removal in Tampines

Quick Answer

Tampines mould is driven by mature 1980s–90s HDB stock, east-coast sea-breeze humidity and ageing bathroom waterproofing — the three most common jobs here are bathroom mould, ceiling mould from inter-flat condensation, and aircon trunking sweat in Tampines North BTOs. Bathroom and ceiling treatment starts at S$199 per surface (promo, usually $299) and trunking work from S$560. WhatsApp a photo with your block number for an assessment.

Mature HDB stock, sea-breeze humidity and a lot of older bathrooms.

See mould in your Tampines home?

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Why Tampines sees this kind of mould

Tampines is one of Singapore's largest mature estates with a wide mix of 1980s–1990s HDB blocks alongside newer BTOs at Tampines North. Older bathrooms have ageing waterproofing membranes, and the east-coast sea breeze keeps indoor humidity stubbornly high — both classic mould drivers.

Common Tampines mould hotspots

The recurring patterns we see across this estate.

Master bathroom ceilings (membrane fatigue in 80s–90s blocks)

Bomb shelter / household shelter walls (sealed, unventilated)

Aircon trunking lines in bedrooms (condensation drip)

Wardrobe back-panels against external walls

Kitchen ceiling near service yard (rain ingress)

Why Tampines owners call Pico X Health

  • High concentration of 30–40 year-old HDB stock with original waterproofing.
  • Coastal humidity from East Coast / Pasir Ris keeps RH above 75%.
  • Tampines North BTOs report aircon-trunking mould within the first year.

Estates we cover in Tampines

Tampines CentralTampines NorthTampines EastSimeiTampines St 11–86

Tampines live Area Health Index

A zone-level read of the conditions that drive mould in Tampines, recalculated from public Singapore environment data (data.gov.sg / NEA) plus our own field record. It answers how hard this estate is on a building, not how any one home is doing.

Composite area score: 54/100 — Poor · East reporting zone

Updated 14 Sep 2026, 01:41 AM SGT · refreshes every 3 days · source: data.gov.sg / NEA

Live layer (60%)

Moisture & mould risk 55/100

RH mean 75%

Outdoor air quality 35/100

PSI 85 · PM2.5 85

Thermal / condensation risk 86/100

29.4°C mean

Structural layer (40%)

Housing age & waterproofing 55/100

Exposure (coastal / waterway / forest) 50/100

Density & shading 62/100

Field record (cases per 1,000 dwellings) 54/100

Our Tampines case record

1.32cases per 1,000 HDB dwellings
9.4%of our mould jobs
115distinct premises treated
0.0%repeat at same address

Period: 20 Jun 2024 - 13 Sep 2026. Case share is our own job mix, not a national prevalence figure. Dwellings are official HDB counts from HDB Property Information.

Mould-risk score through the year

Seasonal baseline mould-risk index for Tampines — a modelled estate profile; live daily points will replace individual months as they accumulate.

  1. Jan78
  2. Feb70
  3. Mar66
  4. Apr72
  5. May70
  6. Jun62
  7. Jul60
  8. Aug62
  9. Sep66
  10. Oct74
  11. Nov86
  12. Dec90

How this is calculated: live layer 60% — moisture & mould risk 30, outdoor air 20, thermal 10, from NEA humidity, temperature, rainfall, PSI and PM2.5 by reporting zone. Structural layer 40% — housing age and waterproofing 15, exposure 10, density and shading 8, our field record 7. Same 0–100 scale and bands (Excellent 85+, Good 70+, Fair 55+, Poor 40+, Critical under 40) as the Home Wellness Index. UV and noise are national context only and never scored.
What it is not: a measurement of any individual home. For an address-level score, use the Aira Hales Home Wellness Index.